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6 Comments:
I think I saw bubbles coming up from behind Charlie.
DC Cormorant,Wh Ibis,Tricolor heron,Snowy egret.
(Feeding in the )Ditch birds this time of year!!!
Welcome to Florida!!
I get White Ibis, Snowy Egret, I first guessed Anhinga, but changed my mind to Double-crested Cormorant after reading Anon.'s comment.
The only one I'm not sure of is the heron. I thought Little Blue rather than Tricolored. Can anyone help me with this one?
~Kathi
White Ibis, Snowy Egret, DC Cormorant, Tricolored Heron.
Kathi, look at the legs and bill on the Heron. The bill is too long and the wrong color to be a Little Blue. The other possibility would be Reddish Egret but again, The ID marks aren't quite right. This one is certainly a Tricolored.
Anon nailed it--double-crested cormorant, tricolored heron, snowy egret, white ibis.
Good Job!
Thanks, Parus. I haven't seen any of those herons (Little Blue, Tricolored, or Reddish) so your ID tips helped. I will be in Orlando later this month, and hope to pick up one or more of these birds.
~Kathi
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